India and Philippines will be the first countries to get Apex Legends Mobile beta later this month
Apr 20, 2021, 13:21 IST
- Electronic Arts has confirmed that Apex Legends Mobile beta is finally making its way to mobile devices later this month.
- India and the Philippines will be the first countries to get beta access to the game, but only on Android for now.
- The beta testing is said to last for around a year before the final version is released.
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Popular game publisher Electronic Arts announced that its popular PC/console title Apex Legends is finally close to making its way to mobile devices. Although the game is still not in the development phase, some players from select countries will be given a chance to test the game.The company first announced its plan to release the mobile version of the game two years ago. Now, with a new trailer of the PC/console version of the game, EA revealed that it will begin rolling out the beta of the mobile version in select countries. The beta is said to enrol only a few thousand players initially. Players in India and the Philippines will be the first ones to get a taste of the beta version of Apex Legends Mobile. But it is said to be expanded to more countries later on.
The publisher has also confirmed that the first beta will be available only on the Android platform initially. The iOS support will be coming later, but there's no timeline given as of now.
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